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the fire has started nearly 6 a.. no structures are threatened by the blaze. sphere the fires are very difficult to fight. the governor took a tour of the charred remains north of oklahoma city. the governor is now asking them to back off. >> people are coming to the community to sightsee and see what is happening. it is logging roads and causing congestion. we're asking people who are not from this committee had not kharkov the effort to cut out the firestops in deal with first responding to stay away. >> officials estimate this

fire had damaged 55 homes and other buildings near oklahoma city. they believe the blaze was intentionally set. >> a nasa scientist says the extreme heat and drought in the u.s., europe and other regions must be due to global warming. an analysis published on saturday blamed the climate change from last year's drought in texas and oklahoma. the study is respected by other clauses scientists expert to do not expect a research to change anyone's mind regarding greenhouse gases. >> let's take a quick look outside this morning, we are still looking at overcast skies and drizzle. a blanket shrouding the entire bay area.

janu of >> we are still weak in the ferry overcast skies. as for tomorrow we will have a faster clearing time. 60 degrees in napa and hayward. by noon we are still going to see '50s, '60s and '70s in warmer areas. it will be slow to warm. temperatures compared to yesterday, we will see eighties inland and calling back down to the '50s and '60s fight o'clock this evening. here's a closer look at those numbers. we are expecting mostly upper 70's and low 80's in the south bay. de

>> on top of that, the rover has to hit a specific spot, one place the nasa things could have hands of past or present life. that requires a precision landing. on one side, a mountain. on the other, a wall. >> to get there safely, we need to be able to land on the one big flat spot that sits at the foot of that mountain. >>craig: out of necessity was born the seven minutes of terror. curiosity hits the atmosphere at 13,000 mi. an hour steering her weight towards the landing site. next, the parachute will deploy to slow down and then rockets fired aligning her with the landing zone below.

>> the rover is lowered below the jet backpack handed the two together descend their way down on to the martian surface. >> engineers say at the end of the day this is the safest way to get over this size on the ground in one piece. if every component was tested again and again. >> from the point curiosity hits the atmosphere all of the scientists and engineers can do is hold their breath and wait. >> in the and she will be on her own. seven minutes of terror. >> we are not sure what time denied this will happen, but we hope to show you some of that. from >>pam: >>ysabel: still to come, gate area baseball highlights.

>>marty: called back for one team, hot bats for the other, will also check out traffic on the san mateo bridge. we will be right back.

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>>marty: the oakland a's are in second place in their division. the oakland a's have cool off just a bit recently. on saturday but said on the toronto blue jays and went to 11 innings. that's for the oakland a's went cold. they scored just one run and the jays beat the a's by a score of 3-1. both teams combined for 17 runs and 31 hits. the giants beat the rockets

a 11-6. >> still to come, and that mitt romney puts the blame on the president for the latest jobs numbers. >> janu will be along with a forecast and a couple of minutes.

>> here is a live look outside from our roof camera. we are still soft and, even some drizzle out there. >> let's go ahead and get the forecast. janu >> cloudy above the san mateo bridge. it is foggy, cloudy and patchy drizzle. as for the afternoon, it is one to be pretty slow burn of, breezy and a slightly warmer compared to yesterday. the fog will roll back an

overnight. let's try it for you on fog tracker 4. widespread. by noon time we are still covering much of the bay area, it is not of until the later afternoon hours that it will burn off. made '80s inland, low eighties for the south bay and low seventies for the east bay shores. moseley mid-upper seventies in the north bay. we can also squeeze out some low 80s. >> new this morning, police investigated two separate shootings that took place in oakland last night. the first was reported just after 9:00 p.m. and 1300

block of 50 first avenue east. the victim was able to go to a hospital in is in stable condition the 30 minutes later a drive-by shooting was reported in the 1500 block of lakeside drive. >> castillo was arrested a short time later and booked on $1 million bail. >> the state is trying to decide what to do with $54 million found in the state parks find. it could help with the state's massive budget deficit. not surprisingly as did the

the office points out, there is a disagreement on how that money should be spent. >> after state parks hit 54 million from the governor, his finance department started crunching the numbers and found state parks to be the only agency keeping in come off the books. jerry brown announced he wants to return most of that hidden money back to the state parks. >> from private donors to give money to keep the state parks open, they will not be reimbursed. >> they provided under one circumstance.

>>marty: the latest on this is in 2012, the latest news concerning the jobs market has republicans speaking out. a government report shows employers added 163,000 jobs in july but at the same time the unemployment rate hit 8.3%. that is up from 8.2% in june.

>> the people want to be paid in their retirement benefits, it becomes a burden if on a real job creators with our small businesses.

>> craig is the chief operating officer that develops technology solutions, he says his company is hitting the pause button on long-term projects because of the uncertainty of next year. that is when tax increases and automatic spending cuts would trigger if congress does not act. next year alone the cuts would amount to 110 billion with half of them coming from the defense sector and a major military suppliers have been sounding the alarm. >> the impact on our industry would be

devastating. how devastating? it is hard to stay. to the economy the congressional budget office projects that if the stalemate is not averted, growth could fall to just 25% in 2013.

>> the u.s. estimates a family of four would pay an additional $2,200 a year in federal taxes. >>marty: still had on kron4 news weekend, remembering md., won the siri gallery is commemorating a hollywood icon accurate if >>ysabel: here is the approach to the bay bridge. not too much traffic but a lot of fog hanging around the bay. at the zone until 1:00 its

>>marty: at jesse jackson jr. has checked himself into the mayo clinic for ongoing depression and a stomach ailments. the son of sybarite's icon has not been on capitol hill since late may. in june he announced he was

taking a leave of absence. he is facing a congressional ethics investigation for allegedly discussing raising money for rob blake average. jackson has denied any wrongdoing. >> today marks the 50th anniversary of the death of one of the most iconic hollywood legends. on august 5, 1962 marilyn monroe was found dead in the bedroom of her los angeles home. although several theories remain about her death, the official ruling was a probable suicide. an exhibit is now on display at the san francisco art exchange. these are just some of the photos from the exhibit. >> she was a normal genes.

>> maryland rose to 36 years old. >> coming up on kron4 news weekend at the education crisis in america. we will have a report on how the u.s. is lagging behind several other countries when it comes to teaching our children. >>ysabel: here is a different view of san francisco. we will be right back.

>>marty: in san diego, an elderly driver took a fly off the deck of a parking garage. he is lucky to be alive. his luxury as the plunge from the third floor garage and landed on top of cars below. the 70 year-old driver was ok. san diego police are saying that the driver hit the gas pedal instead of the break. >> it is going to be pretty slow burn off. this is a view of the bay bridge, a lot of fog and low clouds this morning but we are glad to see things clear faster takeoff. low clouds expected on

tuesday had a warming trend in store making a pretty hot inland from midweek. let's take a look at temperatures. upper 50s and places like santa rosa. los 60s through hayward and fremont. some by noon because of the slow burn off, '50s, '60s and '70s. as for the highs, slightly warmer temperatures and we're mostly getting to the '80s inland in temperatures will call back down to the '50s and '60s the is the clock. tracking those numbers started off in the south bay, mostly upper 70's and low 80s. fists for the east bay we will see a few more '80s.

>> the united states is trying to lower off than other countries including saudi arabia and youth pakistan. when it comes to k-12 education and the u.s.'s no. 31 will ireland, saudi

arabia and is pakistan. >> education is a crisis in this country. i wish that our politicians would get more serious. two of three fourth graders were not reading proficiency. an actual improvement from 2005. the rate of eight graders not proficient in mathis over 60 percent. >> as a nation we have a responsibility to give our students the resources they need. >> in return we should demand better performance.

in nevada the situation is so grim that some families are choosing to leave the state altogether serious >> we want our kids to be exposed to the most and have the most opportunity out of life. >> and loss angeles unified school district has leveled more than 8500 teachers and other employees as student enrollment dropped its five 56,000 periods sans columbus ohio between 2001 and 2010 involving dropped 10% fear if in cleveland, down 20%. the good news is a high- school dropout rate declined to 7% from 1990-2010. that does not mean incomes are rising in fact, the annual income for a man with a high-school diploma plummeted from $44,000 in

1980 to below $33,000 in 2009. >> this is one where we have to get our act together. if there is going to be one issue that people can unite behind a cannot think of a better one than around education and educating athletes to a better economy. >> first there was a double rainbow and now there is a double training video, we will show you the latest internet sensation. >> nice blue skies above, this is mt. tam, look at how pretty it green. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day,

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>> a video has gone by rodin is gaining some over- the-top enthusiasm for trains and a lot of laughs.

>> this is a story that ran off the tracks. >> the excited train guy was so excited. >> the horn gives me the chills. >> the video when from web site web site. >> the guy did not intend to cause confusion. >> he is the general manager of a tourist railway, he was just trying to get up interest >> this 16 year-old was generally over excited with this video six months ago.

>> the general manager of the tourist railway he says he was inspired. people commented describing the parity video he says he caught flak when he first posted his training video. some real fans said he was giving them a bad name. >> they said i was an embarrassment. >> and now people are praising his passion.

his imitator watch the video 10 times to emulate it. >> it is amazing what goes a viral nowadays. >> one man's joey is fact theft >>jeff: coming out, a teenager in monterey county have been found, we'll have that >> we will be right back.

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>>marty: the top stories we're working on this sunday, new video posted on what shows some of the damage done to the president's reelection headquarters in downtown oakland >> and london, gold is trying to retain the right to be called the world's fastest human, we'll have all of the highlights including michael phelps. good morning. >> first we want to get a quick check on your forecast. for some >> it is gorgeous out there. it's on the above. the plague of low clouds we

are expecting a pretty slow burn off. warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. the fog is going to push back an aggressively overnight. by noon we will really be covering a lot of the bay area. it is not until 4:00 that will fuel back but still sitting over the bay. we will be waking up to overcast skies. taking a look at temperatures, low 60s and upper 50s. it will be pretty nice and comfortable today. the fixed for the north bay, partly cloudy in santa rosa f.. we do have a warming trend

>>ysabel: a developing story out of san francisco, a shooting involving an officer during a pursuit, the officers for towing a vehicle on the first block of so history when they received the report of a suspect with a gun. authorities say the suspect turned towards officers with a firearm in his hand and police opened fire. the suspect's suffered not life-threatening injuries and was taken to hospital. >>marty: the missing 16 year-old monterey county girl has been found at the mexican border. five she was reported missing last weekend. she and her boyfriend for themselves and. an amber color had been issued last sunday after two men were found murdered in the home where she lives.

authorities have not yet revealed how they could be connected to the murders. they first believe she had been kidnapped but the boy's father tran himself in last week and is not in custody. another woman was arrested on fraud in connection with the case and officials said other arrests are expected. >> and rebuilt police are looking for this missing 15 year-old boy. he was walking from his house to the movie theater but says they do not know if he ever made it. he was wearing a blue jacket and black jeans when he bought his house. >> this video posted by occupy oakland shows a group of more than 100 protesters vandalizing the president's

campaign headquarters in oakland friday night. they broke windows and damaged cars nearby. reggie kumar spoke before who say they witnessed the destruction. we in >> this was the scene friday night. a plate glass window was shattered. businesses david demonstrators clashed with is no has the first friday of the month of at called art maummar. >> been shot through the window with a gun. there have been the barack obama birthday celebration

right under the window. there were children there. were on the street is it was anarchist's. >> i was concerned about my location here. i took down my obama this because i thought we were once the next. >> this shopowner ran over to help campaign workers as soon as she heard >> i wanted to make sure that my neighbors were ok it was scary but i had to do the right thing. taft >> some california lawmakers

want to make it tougher for people to get their hands on assault weapons. pamela harris is joining democratic lawmakers to propose a change to trust her if asked. right now manufacturers can sell assault rifles lawmakers will introduce an amendment outlined below button but the nra is fighting active. jared laughner of the is the man suspected of shooting get rid of it for last year. he is expected to plead guilty to battery charge of on tuesday. he is accused of shooting 19 people at a meet and greet in tucson. the are expected to say that he is competent to stand trial. he could receive life in prison if the into the guilty plea.

the >> coming up world news. >>marty: here is a live look outside from walnut creek. janu will have more of a outside from walnut creek. janu will have more of a f[ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

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but >>marty: rescue operations are still underway today in china following a pair of typhoons. 25 people were rescued yesterday in the northeastern part of china. two texans made landfall in east china on friday brings strong wind and heavy rains. some severe flooding left many residents stranded. we were to the cruise or rested for immediate rescue operations. >> a television station has aired a video showing serious troubles with a group of our audience just outside of damascus. the rebels claim the 48 are

running in programs including a high-ranking officer from the revolutionary guard and that the army ants were on a reconnaissance mission. they said all enemies of the movement would face retaliation. they are considered serious closest ally. >> straight ahead could climate change be to blame for the extreme drought that is affecting several states? we'll have details and a new analysis of that issue coming up. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside for mt. tam. a beautiful view and a lot of cloud cover. above that, clear blue skies. hey, there's barely a line at space mountain.

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354 million mi. traveled, $2.5 billion spent, and nearly a decade of work. after all that it will take only minutes to determine a deletion or disaster. >> sleep has eluded me for a couple of years now. >> we think about fill your every day. >> after the curiosity rover breeze the top of the atmosphere events will begin to unfold. even as never before attempted. events so dramatic in defining the space agency together a short movie calling it seven minutes of terror. that is the amount of time it will take curiosity to come to the atmosphere and either crashed or land safely. >> if any one thing does not work just right, is keen

golfer. >> curiosity is huge. the size of a small car. >> the rover has hit a specific spot, one place nasa things could have hands of passed represents life. for on one side a mountain, on one side a crater wall. >> out of necessity was born seven minutes of curiosity it's the atmosphere at 13,000 mi. an hour. next, the parachute will deploy it slowing curiosity and then, rocket's fiery landing curiosity with a landing zone below.

>> engineers say at the end of the day this is the safest way to get a role for this size on the ground in one piece. every component was tested again and again. >> from the point curiosity hits the atmosphere, all of the scientists and engineers can do is hold their breath and wait. >> in the and she will be on her own. >> seven minutes of terror. this >> here is a quick look outside a san francisco, overcast skies. we will be right back.

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>>marty: a 4 run aid what it did win inning for the giants allowed to run be in the rockies. >> today is lasted for the annual arden's sole festival in downtown oakland. thousands have showed up for this event. the festival showcases arts, culture and live music. festival goers told us that oakland it needs more events like this.

>> events like this will wake people up and say there are good things in oakland. you can see the different things the community in the city are offering. you can volunteer work on the part of a change. a regular vendors, volunteer groups had booths, the excess of those from noon to 6:00 p.m.. >>marty: still ahead how about some of random acts of culture, find out why these people look a little bit of christ by the music. we will have details coming up in a couple of moments. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone.

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>>janu: fog and low clouds. breezy and warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. ridership alcohol ha ha janu >> we are expecting will ease in the south bay today. and the six expected in antioch, 74 in oakland. gillian half moon bay,

oakland getting to 60 degrees. as of the north bay, mid- upper seventies. we do have a warming trend coming out. for now we are headed back to marty and ysabel. tests >>ysabel: the first shooting reported just after 9:00 p.m. in east oakland. the victim was able to the hospital is in stable condition. 30 minutes later a drive-by shooting was reported in the 15:00 of lakeside drive. the victim in that shooting is in stable condition. the suspects remain at large. >>marty: a man is in jail suspected of killing a woman, that building was closed when police say jason castillo punched a woman and walked away.

the woman was to announce dead at the hospital and police have not released any. he was arrested a short time later and books on $1 million bill. >> the state is trying to decide to do with $54 million found in the state parks fund. that money was never accounted for but could help states pass a budget deficit. as vicki liviakis points out there is disagreement on how the money should be spent. >> after the state parks hit 54 million from the governor, his finance departments start crunching the numbers and found state parks were not the only e.d. and keeping in come off the books. he wants to return much of that money back to the state parks. >> he thinks the dollars should be reinvested in the parks system who were used to address deferred payments. >> for those private donors to give money, they will not be reimbursed.

>> they provided it under one circumstance, i think the donors should get the money back if he won it back. >> they probably would not want the money back. >> critics at the capital say they wanted in depended review by a state auditor and a financial scandal undermines the governor's plan for tax hike in november pick off >> we should be putting a spotlight on providing government services at a more efficient cost. >> the governor says all departments will not be required to follow new accounting procedures that the amount of money since his state's special funds reported to the comptroller's office matches. >> a government report released on friday shows

employers added 1/2 to 63,000 jobs in july. at the same time the unemployment rate hit 8.3%, just of a bid from 8.2% in june. mitt romney is hitting the blame on the president's policies. >> it is the time to treat the incentives and opportunities. this hire more people. you will see that happen in this country but not under this president. the problem with trying to grow government is that it stays long after the stimulus years and people have to be paid in retirement benefits, it becomes a burden on the real job craters which are small businesses.

tests >> the president is getting some extra support on the campaign trail from his sister. his half-sister rallied supporters. dates and kate to celebrate the president's 51st birthday. >> why drivers and transit officials are bracing themselves for what is being dubbed as armageddon. >> note armageddon on the bay bridge, traffic is moving nice and easy. from where

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>>ysabel: and unsuspecting crowd of concert goers got a surprise today. who >> those are some members of the symphony silicon valley at the san jose minetta airport. women and is one of many pop up concerts' that the groove as.

meredith brown is the principal horn at the seventh and she is joining us. >> when the foundation came to us with this idea, they said they felt there was a familiarity the classic music and they said, take it and put it where they are curious to hear bad >> many people do not think there have been exposed to classical music and they do nothing it will like it.

and they relate to it and they know what the motion is being conveyed. i thought it is it really need to see people react to it. copying or run on its own your concerns. >> it takes to lift every half hour. is one of largest festivals in the south bay. they come from every demographic base.

>> tells election it called for a ballet san and it >> the brand of active we have done in dance, opera and classical music. we had a long white wooden and robert frost in a black poet of the also the the i have a dream speech. call at it is because music

speaks to the soul as as poetry in the audience. but whether it is a carton or not run, we respond to it. >> we want happening tonight. it is happening on the san jose state campus peace hough it ha 6 and read her

>> added for joining us. >>janu: we're taking a final look outside from the mt. tam camera. fog and low cloud cover has not budged in mind. slightly warmer temperatures today. >> we will see a lot of 60s out there. for this evening temperatures will cool off into the 50s and 60s.

let's take a look at those numbers, in the south bebel be pretty close and, upper 70's and low 80's appear if low 80s and concord and walnut creek. slightly cooler on the east bayshore is. a lot of lowe's 70's out there. chilly along the coast where the fog will sit throughout the day. mid-60's for daly city and it provides a in the north bay. as we take a look at the 7 day around the bay thick skin is going to get pretty hot. >> roseanne barr is one step closer in her bid for the presidency dacia's one denomination for a party that at the nasa will not appear on of ballots at a mathematical chance of

winning the white house. the freedom party has had little ballot presence outside of the state. >> today marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic hollywood legends. on august it marilyn monroe was found dead in her bedroom. although several theories remain as on her death, the official ruling was a probable suicide caused by an overdose of sleeping pills. an exhibit of monroe is now on display at the san francisco art exchange. the pictures were taken by if a photographer whose daughter is the best both. some have been

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how >> 18 successfully dislodged the train, no one was injured and park officials say they do not know what caused the right to malfunction. all have >> it is 20 pretty hot, hot everyone is ready for some hot temperatures, and for '90s inland, '80s for the bay and mid-70s the close. >>marty: that will wrap things up for us this sunday morning. >> we will leave you from more music from a silicon valley symphony and random acts of culture.